blamer
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- noun
- /ˈbleɪmər/
:
culpador
- Personality-disordered people can be roughly divided into two groups: blamers and self-blamers, but this series of articles will focus on the blamers.
They are both your abuser and your rescuer and frankly your blamer.
- They are both your abuser and your rescuer and frankly your blamer.
- Their words are are right value really coming approaching black working people in a deficit model, right in a mother blamer individual way.
Examples
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We become God judgers and God blamers.
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In some families, the roles were divided into (1) placator, (2) blamer, (3) supereasonable, and (4) irrelevant.
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Lincoln had to deal with blamers all the time.
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Over the years, I've written hundreds of comments backed by fact and asking the blamers to just enjoy the ride.
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Listen up, blamers.
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In a meeting, she was quick to point fingers at others, proving she was a notorious blamer.
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His tendency to be a blamer made it difficult for him to maintain friendships, as he never accepted his faults.
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Whenever something goes wrong at work, Mark is the first blamer, blaming everyone except himself.
Synonyms
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A person who often finds fault and speaks harshly about others
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A person who often complains about many things
A person who complains about others instead of helping
A person who often points out faults and blames others
A person who tells someone they did something wrong
A person who often criticizes or complains about other people
A person who often tells others they are wrong in an annoying way
How Blame-Prone
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Blamer comes from the common verb blame, which means 'to say someone is at fault', and the ending -er, which means 'a person who does something'. So a blamer is someone who often points fingers at others instead of accepting blame.